That is shell-arious. It is very hard to compare apple to oranges in terms of laws that were broken. Well in this case, turtles to those on wall street. Regardless, would the laws broken on Wall Street be considered a civil or criminal infraction?
Kenny, that was the worst pun I've heard in a while.
Also, I did just hear that Goldman Sachs just got hit with a $5 billion fine pertaining to their mortgage practices. I think this is a step in the right direction, but I'm not entirely sure why they're the only ones getting in trouble since they weren't the only ones doing wrong. Also, $5 billion is a small price to pay considering how much damage they did. I'm interested to see if any other corporations will be receiving fines too.
That is shell-arious. It is very hard to compare apple to oranges in terms of laws that were broken. Well in this case, turtles to those on wall street. Regardless, would the laws broken on Wall Street be considered a civil or criminal infraction?
ReplyDeleteKenny, that was the worst pun I've heard in a while.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I did just hear that Goldman Sachs just got hit with a $5 billion fine pertaining to their mortgage practices. I think this is a step in the right direction, but I'm not entirely sure why they're the only ones getting in trouble since they weren't the only ones doing wrong. Also, $5 billion is a small price to pay considering how much damage they did. I'm interested to see if any other corporations will be receiving fines too.